lossmaker

 [laws-mey-ker, los‐]  

loss·mak·er

   [laws-mey-ker, los‐]
noun Chiefly British.
a business that consistently operates at a loss.
Origin:
loss + maker

Related forms
loss·mak·ing, noun
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lossmaker (ˈlɒsˌmeɪkə)
 
—n
(Brit) an organization, industry, or enterprise that consistently fails to make a profit

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